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It is patrolled by units of the [[509th (Surenid) Army]], [[Eastern Eura Army Group]]. | It is patrolled by units of the [[509th (Surenid) Army]], [[Eastern Eura Army Group]]. | ||
[[Category:Borders]] | Improvements concluded at the end of 1752, with the beginning of [[Operation Red Bamboo]]. | ||
[[Category:Borders]][[Category:Fortifications]] | |||
[[Category: Military of Constancia]] | |||
[[Category:Banh Nam]][[Category:Eura]] | |||
Latest revision as of 02:25, 26 June 2026
The Eastern Fence is a border barrier located on the Constancian side of the Constancian - Banh Nam border.
Its establishment was included in the Constancian Development Plan for 1740-1750. It was also a priority project of the National Service Council. Its estimated cost is 1 billion Imperial Staters.
This is only the first iteration of what is intended to be a multi-barrier fortification.
Characteristics
The initial fence was barbed wire, put in place by the Imperial Constancian Armed Forces, completed by the end of 1740. The actual Eastern Fence is a 7-meter high concrete wall with sensors, video feed, and remote-controlled machine guns.
There is a 1-kilometer buffer zone alongside the Eastern Fence on the Constancian side, which is raked sand. Watchtowers and bunkers are located in one-kilometer intervals.
It is patrolled by units of the 509th (Surenid) Army, Eastern Eura Army Group.
Improvements concluded at the end of 1752, with the beginning of Operation Red Bamboo.
